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SZ 2009 SZ 2003
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Used Cobra King Cobra SZ

2003–2009

SZ stood for Sweet Zone, Cobra's claim of nine hot spots across the face rather than one, and it was worn by two unrelated lines. In late 2003 it launched an oversized titanium driver and the straight-neck Hyper Steel fairway metals, sold from a strong 3 wood through a 9 wood; in 2009 it returned on a wide-soled, low-profile game-improvement iron set. Nothing in between, and no connection to the 2020 King Speedzone beyond the initials.
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Overview

The Cobra King Cobra SZ series is available in drivers, woods, iron sets, single irons and wedges. It spans 2 generations, from the SZ 2003 to the SZ 2009.

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Driver Series

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Drivers

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1 generation

Sweet Zone, before Speedzone

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Wood Series

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Woods

17

1 generation

Sweet Zone, before Speedzone

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Iron Set Series

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Iron Sets

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1 generation

Sweet Zone, before Speedzone

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Single Iron Series

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Single Irons

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1 generation

Sweet Zone, before Speedzone

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Wedges

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1 generation

Sweet Zone, before Speedzone

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Generation

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SZ 2009

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2009 · 3 club types

The 2009 game-improvement iron

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SZ 2003

17

2003 · 2 club types

The titanium driver and Hyper Steel fairways

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2003
    SZ 2003
  2. 2009
    SZ 2009

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

Are the 2003 driver and 2009 irons related?

Only by name — SZ stood for Sweet Zone in both, but the 2003 titanium driver and Hyper Steel fairways have no connection to the 2009 game-improvement iron set. Nothing was sold in between.

Is King Cobra SZ related to King Speedzone?

No — despite the shared "SZ" shorthand, they're unrelated: King Cobra SZ is the 2003/2009 line, King Speedzone is the 2020 range.

Is there a hybrid in this line?

No — King Cobra SZ covers a driver, fairway woods and an iron set only; no hybrid was made under the SZ badge.